Aemet provides for rainfall in the west peninsular and fogs in various parts of the country on Tuesday

After the cold and the snowfall of previous days in northern areas, the week that starts will leave warm time for the time, with more than 20 degrees in points of the Cantabrian, and with alternation of sun and clouds. On the other hand, a cold Atlantic flow arrives that will enter the west of the Peninsula and leave cloudiness and abundant rainfall in the southwest, especially on Wednesday, according to the State Meteorology Agency (Aemet). Even so, temperatures, although with contrasts, will be “soft” in general for the time.

This Tuesday, the Peninsula will remain under that cold Atlantic Front that already enters the west of the Peninsula and will leave cloudiness and persistent rainfall in the west; In addition, thick and persistent fogs will be formed in the plateaus and the high Ebro, provides Aemet. They will also dawn with fog, tending to dissipate, large areas of the Atlantic aspect and the depressions of the Northeast.

In the Canary Islands, the sky in the mountainous islands will be presented with cloudy intervals and rainfall. In the rest the intervals of high clouds will predominate, with specific drizzles associated with low clouds or fogs.

There will be weak snowfall at dawn in the Pyrenees above 1,700 meters and, at the last minute, in the west of the central system and the Cantabrian mountain range. The maximum temperatures will increase inside the southeast peninsular and descend in the west, while the minimums will rise in the Andalusian west, Huesca, Catalonia and the Balearic Islands.

The frosts, which have retired during the last days to the mountainous areas of the Peninsula, will continue to affect these mountainous areas of the Northeast, with greater intensity in the Pyrenees and with some probability of extending to other high areas of the country.

The wind will blow loose or moderate inside peninsular, with a tendency to the southern component. It will be more intense on the coast, especially in the Gulf of Cádiz, where it can be strong from the southwest; In the Cantabrian and Alborán, the Moderate East Wind will predominate, which will be of South Component in most of the Mediterranean and the Galician Atlantic Coast. In the Canarian archipelago, moderate Alisio.